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A Gaby Pacheco s Florida lawmakers extend their legislative session through June 6, TheDream.US is intensifying calls for a provision that would allow approximately 6,000 undocumented students currently enrolled in Florida colleges and universities to complete their education at in-state tuition rates. The advocacy comes in response to the legislature's earlier repeal of the in-state tuition waiver for undocumented students, which is set to take effect July 1, 2025.
Coming from Tallahassee, FL, Abiel Irving chose to attend PUC because it would be a new and diverse environment, award the most financial aid, and help her apply to Loma Linda Medical School. As a junior psychology and pre-law student with a minor in chemistry, Abiel likes that everything in her program is people-oriented. It’s very interesting to learn why we think a particular way, what causes us to behave in certain situations, what strongly influences our beliefs, and much more, she sa
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In this RA*Chat episode, join host Anthony to discuss the complexities of move-out season for RAs and student staff members--from juggling school and work, to being prepared and planning ahead. Guest Naomi Semb-Lovejoy shares insights on managing this hectic time while supporting yourself and others.
As artificial intelligence is woven into every aspect of higher education, institutions are seeking guidance and appointing leaders to direct their AI strategies. Last fall, computer science professor Amarda Shehu joined a small but growing group of chief AI officers in higher ed. As George Mason Universitys first CAIO, Shehu will lead AI strategy and implementation across research, academics and partnerships.
Undergraduate Radiography class with Julie Dickson Teaching Fellow in Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies [image credit: Paul Dodds] In this post, Alex Corbishley reflects on why Student Voice activities were no longer fit for purpose in the Vet School after the pandemic. He describes how the the introduction of programme-level Staff-Student Liaison Committees have increased student engagement and active discussion where students and faculty co-design acti
Dr. Jessica Lavariega Monforti California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) has appointed Dr. Jessica Lavariega Monforti as its new Provost, the university announced Wednesday. Lavariega Monforti, who has served as Interim Provost since Fall 2024, brings extensive academic leadership experience to the position, including previous roles as CSUCI's Vice Provost and Accreditation Liaison Officer.
Cal Poly, DePaul and Haverford Head to Capitol Hill Josh Moody Wed, 05/07/2025 - 03:00 AM Three institutions will face a Republican-led committee that alleges they allowed antisemitism to go unchecked on campus. Prior hearings have been damaging for colleges.
In this episode of ResEdChat, Dr. DeAndre Taylor, then the Associate Director for Educational Initiatives at the University of Colorado Boulder, discussed the findings of his dissertation research examining barriers to career advancement for Black senior-level housing professionals. The conversation, facilitated by host Paul Gordon Brown, highlighted systemic challenges within the profession and offered a call.
Dual enrollment participation has grown significantly over the past two decades, with more students successfully integrating college-level courses into their high school experience. In 2024, we got better insight into dual enrollment as the The Department of Education released national IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) data, for the first time, that includes institution-level counts of dual enrollment.
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Despite persistent challenges in affordability, accessibility and mental health support, U.S. adults without college degrees continue to place high value on higher education and remain interested in pursuing credentials, according to a comprehensive new study released today. The 2025 State of Higher Education report , conducted by Gallup and Lumina Foundation, surveyed nearly 14,000 U.S. adults aged 18 to 59 without college degrees, including current students, those who previously stopped out, a
Students Without a Degree Value Higher Ed, but Barriers Remain Katherine Knott Wed, 05/07/2025 - 03:00 AM A new report from the Lumina Foundation and Gallup finds that nearly half of students not currently in college are likely to enroll in a postsecondary program over the next five years.
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Its that time of year. Students are cramming for final exams, holding their last student org events, and carrying stuff out of their residence halls by the laundry basketful. Over in professional staff world, were holding closing staff meetings, gearing up for move-out, and suddenly somehow the inbox feels like its bursting at the seams.
by Estefania Gamarra, Marion Heron, Lewis Baker and Harriet Tenenbaum Do you remember when you started university, and you were expected to use a whole new language? We dont just mean new nomenclature such as seminars or tutorials, but language that can help you make a clear argument or disagree politely with a classmate. This language, or educational dialogue, and in particular disagreeing politely, is critical to be an engaged citizen in a healthy democracy , without otherwise descending into
A new national study reveals that despite graduating during a pandemic, the vast majority of recent college graduates are employed and maintain a positive outlook on their futures. According to "How America Succeeds After College 2025," a study conducted by Sallie Mae and Ipsos, 90% of recent graduates report having a positive college experience, with 84% maintaining an optimistic view of their lives overall.
A coalition of universities and trade groups is suing the National Science Foundation over the independent federal agencys plan to cap higher education institutions indirect research cost reimbursement rates at 15percent.
Historian and best-selling author Rutger Bregman joins Jon Stewart to unpack his latest book, Moral Ambition, which is a call to action for people, especially those with education and privilege, to devote their talent and resources to careers and causes that make the world a better place. He describes how the political left has often made the mistake of placing moral purity above political relevance, and what they can learn from conservatives about building small movements into a larger, results
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Mickey Wilson is a student at Howard University and a Featured Blogger. They are studying with ISA in Milan, Italy. Parco Giardino Sigurt As I conclude my time in Milan, I feel its important to address a more uncomfortable topic in this final blog post.
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Using Gray DIs PES, Jessup University enrolled 60 students at a single event, avoided low-demand programs, and redirected resources for greater impact.
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